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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
RICHMOND VA MORNING. JULY 1887

arrived from Paris about three weeks ago.
In Paris she studied under Bartet, an
artistic Of the Comedie FRANCHISE. Miss DE
Wolf still con radicts the statement that she
Is TO become a professional actress. howev-
or, and declares that nothing but the neces-
sity Of earning her Own livelihood could
ever tempt her to endure the drudgery and
hardships OF an actresses life. but those
who claim TO know say her dt6m VIII oc-
cur in The fall. A number OF elegant cos
tunes from Worth give color TO the report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
THREE CENTS PER C OPy.

The Prince and Princess Of Wales, the
Duke OF Teck, the Duke Of iIesse, Prince
ilenry oi Baitsnburg. and the Duke ano
DucbCss of Connaught.
Many other notiblc persons attended, tne
ceren onies. The streets aud houses were
eaily decorated with Tags and bunt'ng'
Teeuty thousand persons were presents
and much enthusiasm wss manifsstso.
The Queen replied TO an address OF thanks
In firm and audible tone. The sun shone
brightly and the Gather was very pleasant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Fourth.oEJuIy Accident.

CHESTER, Pa, July 4.-lndependel-e ee-
Day celebration here concluded to-uight
With an extensive display Of fireworks, and
during The display some person threw a
lighted Grecracker In Wagon which con
tanned a stack OF fireworks. An explosion
followed, and rockets shot through the
crowd. One Of them eItered the mouth oI
Ella Van Riper, of Upland, aud one Side
Of her face was torn away. She viii die.
Several other persons were more or less In
jured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Personals and Briefs.

Colonel John Bell Bigger was at Old
Point yesterday.
The grand jury meets to-day aud the
Common Council meets tonight.
Miss Nora Z. Stark, OF HopSinsville, n.y.,
is visiting the family OF }. W. Wom.cA, ol
Richmond.
Mr. George j. Anderson, formerly OF
neckwith, Parbam & Anderson. now OF 81.
Paul, is In the city.
Miss NJ. Courtney, OF this city, left for
New York on sunday, where she will re-
main for one month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Treasurer Appofnted-Cbspt OF
Accidents.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.l
DCBLN, Va, July 4.-Judge Hudson TO-
day appointed John II. CaddllI county trel.
Gently died.
-Four accidents have happened here in
the psSt day o. two 10 partles who were
either riding or driving. A son Of james
Frat vas thrown from horse and badly
cut about the head; lad named Gibbs wa.
Kicked Ia the head bya horse which he was
driving; Benjamin h. Baldwin had 4 horse
which be was riding TO rear up and fall
back on him. badly crushing his leg; and
Or. Jerry Farmer sprained his ankle severe
ly in jumping from a buggy 10 bold bis
horse while train was passing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Branch Mcmoriai-WindOW Dedi-
Gated.

The beautiful window placed IN The
chanel AT the Confederate Soldiers Home
as a memorial OF Colonel James K. Branch
was dedicated Sunday afternoon. There
was a large congregation present. Rev
pr. Minniserode presided aud preached an
excellent sermon, in which he reterr ID in
beautiful terms 10 Colonel Branch. The
music. which was Of rare sweetness, was
furnished by Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. Rein
hardt, and McSsrs. Cunningham and Grant.
The occasion was one Of exceeding inter-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Cattle Roasted.

Sunday night between L and II O'Clock
A fire originated ir0m some unknewn cause
In uellstern 4 Weirs cattle-pens, on the
Brook road, short distance from Bacon's
Ouartfr branch. Ninety-tbree sheep and
one beef were burned, and another beef
was badly hurt and had TO De killed. The
tot,,l loss Is about SS00-iully Insured in the
sun Company, George ID. Pleasanis 4 Son,
agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

BmIoUsSEss.- have tested lie virtue per-
sonally, and know that for Dyspepsia, Bilious
sess. and Throbbing Headache IL Il the best
medicine the world ever saw. We tried forty
other remedies before simmons Liver Regufa-
tor, but none q them gave u- more thAL tem-
porary relief; the Regulator not only relieved
but cured us.-H H. JoH<s, Edi.or Ts<grlph
and fss:engsT. Macon. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
THEY BANGED HIM.
WORK OF "a Negro Mob tn West vir-
gtuia.
Ispccial telegram TO the Dlspatct

TtEccldI q egruTn % Inc DIspath.I
UfNToN, W. VA, July B.-informati5n
Oi blo1dy work among the csl0red people
~ CspcIion, mining town several miles
below H., hss Just reached us. Llrly this
morrmg nero man named Williams
attempted % run away with another coli
oTcd MAPS wife. The ira,e husboDd pnr-
sued the fleeing couple and overlook them,
Whrn Williams sho, him through HE braiD,
killing lin instantly An infuriated mob
Of uegIoes caught Williams later in the day
and snBng him 10 tree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
The Presidents Proposed Si.,i to
Atlanta.

TT w - III
WAsHlNGTON, July An accordance
With toe promise made etrly IN his Al.
minislIail0n 10 visit Atllnti, President
Cleveland some months aso accepted an
invitation 10 re present. al the Piedmont
Exposition, H. De beld IN that city In Oct0.
bcr next. To-Day, IN e0nyersifi01 with
senator lslquin, u g 0rsla, ths President
fixed the lime II li. Si,it 10 Atlanta az
about he lJ'a ~ O,tobcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
A Youthful RobbePs

A colored youth named william H.
Bryant was arrested yesterday evening on
the charte Of entering the store OF Bernard
Lewis, corner Seventeenth and Main streets.
Saturday night, with inttut to steal He
will be before the Police Justice this morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

is valuable substitute for tea or coffee IL
nouTishos, while they only stimulate. A SUI
perior drink Tor children and for nervous and
delicate women. It l. diccrest from all other
cocoaA All druggists and groccrs keeDil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

MGssachuseftS and Ntrgfnt
From poem by Mr. Lowell Teciled al
Cambridge. Mass, on the one hundrcdth
annvfI,ary OF Washington taking COM
mard Of the army therel
Virginia gave us this imperial man,
Cast ln the massive mould
o. those hiEh-staturod ages cid;
That into greater forms our mortal metal ran,
Sho gave us this unblemished gentleman.
What shall Nc give her back but love and
prRiss,
As in The dear ell unostrangsd days.
Refefc the inevitable wrong beg0n7
Mother Of States ans unpOlutoi mon,
Thou gHVest us country giving him,
And ws owe always what we owed thee then.
Tho boon thou wouldst have snatched from u,
agCn
Shines n before with no abatement dim
great mans memory IN the only thing
WIN influence 10 OutlGst the present whim,
And bins US as when here lie knit our golden
ring.
All Of him that was subject 70 tho hours
Lies IN thy soil and makes u part Of ours.
Across more recent graves,
Where uuroscutful Nature waves
Her pcnLons DER the shot ploughed sod,
ProolHimiug the sweet truce OF God,
We, ffcm this consccretcd plain. stretch out
oar aaRds a. free from afterthouRht or sOubt
A. here the united North
Poured her Cmbrowned manhood forth.
IB cl,Oiuc Of our saviour and thy son,
Through battle We have bcttcr learned thy
worth,
The Iong-hTenthed vGlor and undaunted will
Which, Ike his own, the day's disaster done,
Could safs In manhood, suiier and be still;
Both thine and ours the victory hardly wOs-
II ever with distempsrcd voice or pen
Ne have misdccmed thee. hero we take II sack,
And for the dead Of both don common black
BE 90 ua cyetmOre as thou vast then,
AZ we forget thou hast not always been,
Mother of States and unUolluted men,
Virginia, ntly named from Engands manly
lupeu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Lsyhtshfp Adriff.
INV telegraph % the pI.paroh. /

WASHINGTON. July A. The signal-corps
station at Southport, N. C., reports as fol-
lows: "The Frying.Pan llightship) parted
her moorines at 1880 o'clock last night
during southeast gale. She arrived here
safely at 10 A. N. to-day without assist
ance,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
VHE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
A BENEFAcrREeS.

Tho following Is an extra q from letter writ
ten TO the Csrnca Reformed nssssn.rsr, q: chana-
tersburgh, Penn:
A BENEFAcrREeS.
just open the door for her. and Mrs WINSTON
win prove the American Florence NLshtinsAl,
Of the Nnrsery. OF tkis We are 80 sure that we
win teach cur "susy" 20 say. "A blessing on
Nrs winslowr for helping her 10 survive aud
escapo the gripping, oolickins. and tectAiug
siege. MRS. wiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves The child from Pain and cures dys-
entery and diarrh0a- II softens the gams, re-
duees Inflammation, cures wind-eoiic. ana ear.
ries tho infant safely through the testhinx ps-
Rcd. II tpeforms precisely What II profsssss a
perform, every part of -nothins tcsa We
have never seen NrA winsicw -knou her oa,y
through the preparation Of her ~sooshiae
syrus for Chlidren Tccthins." five had u
power No voaid make her, - shs II phyuto,A
saviour 10 NE infsnt racA ecld By a dran.
yista y cents hcssl& Ha>c4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

tBy Arglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
LoSDos, July 4.-Tbe drought which
has prevailed for month 10 the midland
and northern counties was terminated to-
night by copious falls OF rain. The heat l.
now abaiiDg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
Iieen,e. Shsuia be PAID.

All persons who fail TO psy their State
licenses this morning will be indicted by
the grand jury oithe Hastings Court, which
meets to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
VINE OF CocoA-er,atest nerylne

OTTERBuRg LITnn AND MAGSEHA WATER
cures all kidney diseases, dyspepsia, piles, co.,
sdpaiion, &c. scaGs.
Eleventh and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

For Tcstlessness and sleeple.sness take
Dr. IIeIiy', celery, Beet, aud Iron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
phillip,s pise,tibls Cocoa

For general debility. resulting from warm
weather, use WYE or Cocoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
s4.8s.

WINE oY CocoA.-Trado supplied py TsiS-
BETT 4 TAYLOR. Sole Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

Thompson's BromiDe and Arsenie Water de-
iivered In any part of the city at si.s5 dozsa.
or 10 eeuts single bottle.
II. @. CAsgLl, JR..
Third aud Nain streets
Telephone ga. or drop pos,aI-eard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
The Queen ss . csrn@r.sssae LAY.

lby AnSio-Ameriean cable 70 the Dlspatcb.l
LONDON, July 1.-THE Quees lad the
foundation -stote Of the Imperisl- Institute
building to-day. she IVES accompanied By
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05
At TIE rAIE. GROUNDS.


The OK was "done" at 8 O'Clock and wss
immediately served. THIS was the most
novel, and, to most OF those present, tie
most interesting part OF the days pro-
gramme. The meat was advertised to be
consocrlicd by Rev. Thsmas II. Shorts. Of
Hampton, right worthy grand high priest OF
the G. q. CncsmI ment OF The order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

Theodore n. Pope, W. It. Christian,
| W. l.. Hidden. j. :. StearHs,
| +. l.. Getchel. A. B. Wdson,
| James u. North. Lewis y. WOOD,
| Mrs. j. ID. North, David Knox.
Il. s. Dodge, Thomas +. Eagan,
| Mrs. X. 5. Dodge, Edward Higgins,
David D0wney, Matthew +. stapies,
| G.. W. Frost. John q. Falls,
| II. w. Parrot. w. =. Murphy.
II. y. O'CoDnor, Hugh +. Murphy,
Dyer u. Cady, ID. {. Earle,
| l.. G.. Hood. j. {. Howard,
j. W. Young, John T.. MAY,
g.. T. Smith, :. l.. Nuiter,
!. Nkkerson. Joseph Murphy,
| Cbas. Mansfield, J. B. SteaTns.
q. A. Coambeflain, Peter Stilman,
&. ". Morgan. Moses Rich,
!. H.. Dcryin, Mrs. Moses Rich,
&. W. Dow, Cbas. r. Wood,
Ira G.. Perry, Jas Lannen,
W. +. Trask, Chas +. Breed,
:. l.. Cnriis, NJ. Jackson,
Don +. willis, IF. Lawrence,
A. Wallace, o. II. Smith,
John Cash. r. II. Rhodes,
Israel Bufpt0n, :. Flanders,
Frank NJ. Alley, II. ID. Allen,
G.. \. Chase. n. r. skinner,
&. Il. smith, w. ii. Mcf arlaae,
John. &. Forrest, w. 5. lIoyt.
Willis l.. Snow. &. +. Blaisdell,
II. FITZGERALD, Fred. r. Stone,
Jas. 4. Andrews. j. II. SaubOrn,
John ". Cilley, o. w. Andrews,
Charles y. Usher, Henry u. Green,
4. j. Redmond, j. G. Fuller,
4. G.. Shepherd, Michael Burns,
Nrs. A. G.. shepherd, Charles II. Waitt,
George w. Gilmore, Il. Feehan,
william Gilmore. e.. Il. Look,
J.. w. Hall, James A. Parker,
James Murray, John B. Shirley.
Thomas +. Ward, william Forsyth,
Henry l.. Doyle, Joshua e. Eldred,
". A. Hilton, Isaac C1ll,
i. 5. Estes, &. W. MacOmber,
Charles G.. Foster, +. A. St0ddlrd.
Beniamin Cutts, w. II. Macomber,
Maurice Cabill, w. X. Stone,
William Murray, G.. III. Gilmore,
". l.. CuTrier, &. V. StackpOle,
Fitz j. Richards, ". j. Morgan,
Nrs. i. j. Richards, 6. +. sheldon,
George Il. MclDtire, III. +. Palmer, Jr.
Frank A. Russell, &. 4. pason,
Tim1hy Lee, y. Il. VI. ingalls,,
To- lf.f I nHIfffer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

Tho route fatan ~ thc pfUccs'iou was
a. .Oll0Ws From The Temple down Broad
street to Monroe, down Monroe to Frank
lin, down Franklin 10 Fifth, thence t.
Main, down Main 10 Ninth. up Ninth 10
Broad. up Broad TO Second, along Second
TO Baker, out Baker to 81. james. thepce 10
Leigh, up Leigh TO Brook avenue, thence
20 Broad and TO the Fair.GrounIs. All
along the line Of march, especially In the
African district OF JIckson Ward, hrge
crowds OF colored persons greeted the
passing procession with applause and
CbeCIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-05

lowing:
David Walker. George p. Fowler,
John W. Berry, John j. CunhlhSham'
William NJ. Wires, T.. :. Hay,
Nls. W. N. Wires, John i. crazy
W. Nj. wires, JT., l.. y, Dean,
G. ace NJ. Wires, John McLsy.
Wm. Shepherd, Jr., Mrs. John MeLay'
Jos, ph +. Shaw, Timothy Ice.
Franklin Cas-, &. A. Hathaway,
Edward 5. NourSe, Isaiah Graves,
Henry a. Store, III. III, Babo,
Sewen e. Peyear, n. :. Mellon,
Henry y. Hastings, {. Fred. smitn'
Patrick Mccall, JOhu Macnair,
Edwin w. ingalls,, Frank A. Bnefhi,
Daniel W. Eaton, Miss \. Mansueiu'
Mr.. ID. w. Eaton, Miss IL. r.. Chs'hVei-
+. T.. Hart, lain.
Edward A. Berry, Henry G. Burrill,
Samuel +. Judkins, OTIS Partridge
G. Il. (,utterson, J.F. Pool,
n. MeDeyitt, u. q. Kelley,
Otis l.. Brown. A. X Ilendnek,
&. o. shefamell, {. A. Chapman,
w. II. Barrett Charles Otis,
f,eorge n. Churchill, Nathan II. Monlton,
j. Henry DwyeT, Henry u. Preoie,
A. T.. Gooaridpe, John IA. Tully,
j. II. b. Grover, George w. Wilson,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31
a $1,000 EibIo Reward.

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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31
OBITUARY.

Our community was startled on
last Thursday evening by the an
nouncemcut of the sudden death Of
Sir. William Welsh, of Honey
Fork. He was around in his usual
health during tho daT; about fonr
| o clock he went to the field where
his son William Il. Welch was
drilling in Gals. Whilst there ter
riic WIND storm came UP and fright
ened the team p blch excited the
old man. who was subject 20 heart
trouble, and he fell, and never
spoke again. living but short
time.
He vas born August 18th, 1915,
in Brook county. Vest Virginia;
died March 2tth, 15S7-aged sev-
enty one years, five months and nine
days. Was married 10 Miss Lucln
d. Gamble. January 20,h, 1872
To this union there was born SIX
children. three Of whom are s:ili
living and three preceded their ia
tier to the better land.
About ono year after Mr. ITe.ch
was married he left Virginia and
moved 10 Morgan county, Ohio.-
He then moved 10 Perry county IN
ihc year 1850. lie moved iron Per
RI county to Hooking county in
the year 1873, and bought the farm
on which John Lukcr lived on, and
better known as the Joseph Wright
farm on Honey Fork. Mr.. Weicli
was an honorcd and esteemed citi-
zen OF his neighborhood. He join
ed the Presbyterian Church in Per
~ county in the year 1851 after
he moved TO Hooking county had
bis membership transferred to New
Plymouth where he remained a
faithful christian until de ,th 1t
was more than his ine.t and drink
to do the lias'er's will. He was a
good listener and attentive hc,rer.
lie was ever iii sympathy with the
speaker ard preached Word and
when his heal II p 'rmisted his place
was fi:ed at sli the services o. Gods
housc aud none will &c more mss
cd where he worshined. His funer
al was preached by Rev. I. NJ.
| Stevenson aL he Presbyterian
church IN New Plymouth. The -
inst 20 a large and attentive cen
gregat.on. lis text wes taken frcin
Hebrews fourth chsp;rr and ninth
verse. HIS remains we're inloH"d
by a lar-e concotFzc Of Eeorl1 10 tie
cemetery near by where they were
dopos;ied 70 await the resurrection.
| z. 5. II.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

This vicinity was vi<,iel lly 3
terrific wind Storm last Thursda :
night. The g;in strnck lie Town
late IN The hfternooi. ana continued
without aba. emcn: uni;i midnight.
Part Of the roof Of The warehouse
On Gallagher avenac was blown eli,
and much DAMAGE was done Ia
shrubbery and trees throughout the
city. Everything was as dry as a
finder box, and as there was 10
rain with the storm, msny persons
were fearful of fire. In the even
ing fire did break out il the woods
On DR.. James Litt'e's place one
mile west of town, and a large force
of men were engaged most OF the
night in fighting it. The STERN is
reported to have beer especially Sc
we're at Jacksonville, o., where
many out buildings were Blown
down. several houses unrooied and
bridge carried from the abut
ments.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31
Col. Bob Barr, Atiorrey-a

Col. Bob Barr, Atiorney-at-
Law in Somerset, and enc of The
prominent Democratic lawyers
OF Ferry, was in the city Oil Tues
day on professional business
Col. Barr has an attachment Cor
Logan. He taught school i'll the
mckinney district twenty-four
years AGO and boarded at the
Bunz House During his short
stay he met q number of cur
leading citizens and had = hearty
welcome. and an earnest Invita-
ton TO come and see us s0or
again and stay lsnger.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31
Cnrne;i;acn Ii fiie 81. EsrG.

At the earnest solicitation oi
his friends, Rubt. ". Keynes has
permii!eu the use CT his naD:e
for Councilman in the 81. ward.
Mr.. Keynes has represented ilat
ward in Ike Council in past years
with distinguished ability and
10 further comment as TO his fit
ness in necessary.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31
Veris' Greer House.

Mr. Isaiah Voris wishes TO an
nonnce to the people of Logan
that he has a valuable collection
Of flowers. roses, plants. and
vines at his green house at the
foot of Mulberry street, which will
DE offered al very reasonable
prices. He is also prepared tC
rrnisIi garden plants. cabbage
tomato, &c. Mr.. Voris has very
.iandsnme I,iare aud a large vari
riv of plants. &c TO choose fron
and will ie wise 10 call sind see
hin.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31
Tie CeroIer en- the War Peth.

II appears that The corner OF
Orchard and Second Streets is 4
great place for dogs to congre
gate, and Coroner Gage wants il
di.;tinctiy understood that from
this time hencefor;h and forever,
Eig;n Heights Will be an Uncom.
mon, dangerous place for dogs
The Cornoner is going to start a
sausage factory.
Z. O. W. mCnths.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

Messrs. Nelson & Camp arc in re
celpt of the pleasing information
that big oil weii..has been struck
at Bloomingvilie by the Interstate
Oil company who have been drill
ing 4 well near the lands upon
which Nelson & Camp have an OPP
ton. The gushcr was struck last
Wednesday about noon, and the
operators drew their tools from the
wel! and attempted 70 plug it, bu:
oil and gas forced the plug out some
time in the night letting out eli in
such quantities as 50 overflow the
creek bottoms. There is great ex
citement in the little town .and many
believe that new and promising
oil field has been reached Nei-
sonviiis News.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

1ne Catholic, Presbyterian and
(Huntef ST. Lutheran Churches
were entered by burglars las,
Thursday night. They carried
away between four and five doi-
lars from the Lutheran Church.
which was obtained by breaking
open The bexes containing con-
tributions for the orphans. No
clue 10 the robbers. Same Old
story.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

Msssrs Camp and Nelson, OF
Nelsonville, wers in he city last
week looking up titles and TAX
ing options OH lands on Queer
Creek, proposing to place the
property thus secured in the
hands of Syndicate of Eastern
capitalists, interested in the de-
r",opnemt Of Oil and gas.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

Quite ! pleasant affair occurred
last Friday at District No. 3. COM
mon'y known as Ti.l's school house
The teacher, John hl. White, con
clnie,. to make the last dsY Of the
winter term still more joyful by
treating The school to candy; pop
ccrn, nuts and "sich" and al ap-
peared 10 have a very nice tine
Mr.. White he's been quite success
fnl teacher.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

Tuth i'll & Ewing, Lancaster
Ohio, will send TO any address,
free on application, samples TO
select from of lovely brown back
Wall Paper at 7 cents per bolt
beautiful white at 10 cents per
bolt; elegant gilt parlor at 25
cents per bolt.
Solid Brass Trimmed Curtain
Poles, only 80 cents.
Gold Dado Window Shades
ready made, 2n best spring Gz-
lures, 40 cents.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-31

G. G. Gage retired as janitor Of
the Court House Tuesday last
Geo. has filed the place very
crediiably for a number of years
and we feel sure in his retirement
he will be missed among the
farmers and other visitors TO the
Cour. House, 10 whom he was
always corteous. Geo. you will
he missed. you will be missed !